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    Using a mirrorscope lens for 4x5?

    Hi, was thinking of using a mirrorscope lens for my 4x5. Anyone have any experience doing this? Any thing i need to know eg: covers only at infinity etc... ?

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    Re: Using a mirrorscope lens for 4x5?

    Post deleted. I misread the question.
    Last edited by consummate_fritterer; 16-May-2018 at 10:05.

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    Re: Using a mirrorscope lens for 4x5?

    Quote Originally Posted by consummate_fritterer View Post
    I find the following link very useful. The author shoots 6x9cm but the information is just as useful for 4x5".

    http://www.galerie-photo.com/1-lens-6x9-dan-fromm.html
    Thanks for the kind words. I've never tried to use anything like a mirrorscope lens.

    OP, if you have the lens, try it out. At least mount it up and see what it puts on the GG.

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    Re: Using a mirrorscope lens for 4x5?

    Please pardon my weak eyes. I read the lens type in the original post as "microscope".

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    Re: Using a mirrorscope lens for 4x5?

    If you're talking about the Mirroscope lens, Jim Galli has used them a bit. Perhaps he'll chime in.

    http://tonopahpictures.0catch.com/20...Delights1.html
    "I love my Verito lens, but I always have to sharpen everything in Photoshop..."

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    Re: Using a mirrorscope lens for 4x5?

    Don't have one but was considering getting one for portrait work.
    Last edited by Ben07; 18-May-2018 at 00:17. Reason: was trying to reply to a comment, misclicked

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    Re: Using a mirrorscope lens for 4x5?

    Quote Originally Posted by Dan Fromm View Post
    Thanks for the kind words. I've never tried to use anything like a mirrorscope lens.

    OP, if you have the lens, try it out. At least mount it up and see what it puts on the GG.
    Don't have one but was considering getting one for portrait work.

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    Re: Using a mirrorscope lens for 4x5?

    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Sawyer View Post
    If you're talking about the Mirroscope lens, Jim Galli has used them a bit. Perhaps he'll chime in.

    http://tonopahpictures.0catch.com/20...Delights1.html
    Actually, i got the idea to use one because of his pictures and have pm'ed him about it.

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